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IRVINE, CA, Nov 06, 2009 (BUSINESS WIRE) — In honor of Veteran’s Day (Nov. 11), ScanMyPhotos.com, a world leader in hi-speed photo transfer, is offering all active and retired members of the military with free photo scanning through December 5, 2009.

Called "Operation Photo Scan," ScanMyPhotos.com will scan and digitally archive onto a DVD up to 1,000 4"x6" photos for military families at no charge. The normal charge of [$79.50] will be waived. The only cost will be the company’s standard $19.95 shipping and handling fee; most orders are returned the same day.

"As we prepare for the holiday season, we want the power of family pictures, especially those generations of analog snapshots, to be shared in today’s all-digital world to help boost morale and signal that American businesses are grateful for our military’s service to our nation," said Mitch Goldstone, President and CEO of ScanMyPhotos.com. Goldstone explained that his customer, who is also a Vietnam Veteran, suggested this program.

Over the past 20 years, the retail and international Ecommerce photo service founded several other grassroots campaigns, including "Operation Photo," where used digital cameras were donated to military families. Background, see link: http://www.scanmyphotos.com/news.html

How to receive up to 1,000 free 4"x6" photos scanned to DVD

Click on this link for complete instructions and include a copy with your order. Only valid for domestic U.S. non APO/FPO addresses.

Orders must be postmarked by December 5, 2009. Valid only for active and veteran U.S. military families.

ScanMyPhotos.com is a well-known leader in the photo imaging industry. In 2005 it founded "Operation Photo," which collected and distributed used digital cameras to families of deployed service members.

Founded in 1990, ScanMyPhotos.com trusts Kodak technology to professionally scan more than 45 million images to enable families to save and share generations of photo memories. A New York Times article said that "ScanMyPhotos service could turn out to be the best [money] you’ll ever spend."